Workplace Coaching Skills - NSCC
Workplace
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Works...
Pass It On!
HANDBOOK
Name _____________________
|[pic] |WELCOME to the Workplace Mentoring WORSKHOP |
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| |The Apprenticeship Training and Skill Development Division of the Nova Scotia Department of Labour and Workforce |
| |Development is focusing attention on mentoring to assist with teaching and learning skills in the workplace. The |
| |province has worked in partnership to develop a suite of resources to assist with the integration of workplace mentoring|
| |into all aspects of the apprenticeship process. This suite of resources is being integrated as a part of all |
| |Apprenticeship Programs and is also being made available to industry. There will be a focus on mentoring throughout the |
| |apprenticeship journey. |
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| |The GOALS of the Workshop are to: |
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| |- Apply strategies to assist with learning skills in the workplace |
| |- Apply strategies to assist in teaching skills in the workplace |
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| |The Workshop will happen through a couple of sessions: |
| |The first part will be a three-hour, face-to-face session |
| |A follow-up session will take place in a couple of weeks time |
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| |Do the SKILLS, learn the trade, PASS IT ON... |
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| |MENTORING WORKS - PASS IT ON! |
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| |Enjoy the learning experience! |
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| |STARTING OUT – Where Am I Now? |
Where Am I Now - My Story
How I came to this trade…
What I remember about my very first day in the trade…
Where Am I Now - My Learning Style
Different people learn different ways. This is how I like to learn...
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| |Seeing - Visual: Using Your Eyes | |
|[pic] |People who learn best by seeing a picture, diagram, or demonstration of how | |
| |things work or how pieces fit together. | |
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| |I like to see a diagrams and/or image | |
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| |I like to watch a demonstration | |
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| |Hearing - Auditory: Using Your Ears | |
| |People who learn best by listening to a description, an explanation, or a | |
| |lecture from someone who knows. | |
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| |I like to listen to instructions | |
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| |I like to read things out loud | |
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| |Doing - Physical: Using Your Hands | |
| |People who learn best by getting their hands on the tools and/or materials, and | |
| |by actually putting things together or taking them apart. | |
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| |I like to explore for myself | |
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| |I like to participate in demonstration | |
Complete these sentences:
Right now, in my trade, I learn BEST when...
Right now, in my trade, I have a more DIFFICULT time learning when...
When I am learning something new, the most important thing for me is…
When I feel frustrated or stuck in learning something new, what I most need is…
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| |LEARNING Skills in the Workplace |
Someone that has helped me with learning my trade is __________________________________.
What I learned from this person…..
Complete these sentences:
Right now the thing I like the MOST about my trade is...
Right now, the thing I like the LEAST about my trade is...
Right now, in my trade, the thing I DO the BEST is...
Right now, in my trade, the thing I DO the WORST is...
Right now, in my trade, the thing I LIKE TO DO the MOST is...
Right now, in my trade, the thing I LIKE TO DO the LEAST is...
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| |A Plan for LEARNING Skills (and helping others learn skills) |
|[pic] |Learners need to see the |Step 1 - Take Initiative |
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| | |Be sure to take initiative with your learning. Find out the point of the lesson. Knowing the point of the |
| | |lesson helps to provide a sense of direction to the learning. It gives focus and helps in making the most of |
| | |the learning experience. Taking initiative can also be applied to doing the things that need to be done around |
| | |the workplace. If you see something that needs doing, do it. |
|[pic] |Learners need to |Step 2 - Be Curious |
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| | |Be curious about your work. Find out how the lesson links. When new skills are linked to the bigger picture, |
| | |it helps in seeing the connections between the learning and the overall job. It helps to show the relationship |
| | |between what is known and what is coming. Be curious and find out how the learning links. |
|[pic] |Learners need to see and |Step 3 - Watch and Listen |
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| | |Be sure to watch and listen. Seek out skill demonstrations. When learning a new skill, it is important to be |
| | |shown how to do the skill, and to get an explanation of why and how it is done. Timing is essential here - seek|
| | |out opportunities to have new skills demonstrated when there is the time and resources to do so. When someone |
| | |takes the time to demonstrate, be sure that you really watch and listen - move around to see then demonstration |
| | |from different angles. Don’t be afraid to ask questions - but when you ask, make sure that you really listen to|
| | |the response. |
|[pic] |Learners need practice |Step 4 - Show Perseverance and Patience |
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| | |Be sure to show both patience and perseverance. Seek out opportunities to practice. It is important to get the|
| | |chance to practice new skills. Readiness and safety are essential - practice is the chance to make mistakes |
| | |that won’t cost too much. Seek out practice opportunities, but be aware that not all jobs are glory jobs. Be |
| | |patient, and to do the things that need to be done, but balance patience with perseverance to ensure that you |
| | |get what you need. If you see something that looks interesting, ask if you can help. |
|[pic] |Learners need feedback |Step 5 - Ask Questions, Ask for Feedback |
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| | |Be sure to ask questions. Asking questions is an important part of how you learn. The workplace is a busy |
| | |place, so choose your questions wisely and really pay attention to what people are saying (and not saying). It|
| | |is also important to get feedback. Feedback should help you to know what is working well, and to identify steps|
| | |for improvement. |
|[pic] |Learners need a sense of |Step 6 - Assess Your Own Work, Ask for Assessments |
| |progress |It is important to know how you are progressing. Be sure to seek out assessments on a regular basis. This |
| | |includes progress with individual skills, but also overall progress with the apprenticeship. Assessments from |
| | |others are important, but you should also be regularly assessing your own work, and considering how you might be|
| | |able to improve. |
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| |TEACHING Skills in the Workplace |
Someone that has helped me with learning my trade is __________________________________.
How this person helped me…
The qualities of this person…
Complete these sentences:
Right now, in my trade, the thing I MOST LIKE (or think I would most like) about teaching others is...
Right now, in my trade, the thing I LEAST LIKE (or think I would least like) about teaching others is...
One good habit I’ll try to pass on to other people I work with is...
One bad habit I’ll make sure I don’t pass on is...
|[pic] |A Step-by Step Plan for TEACHING Skills |
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| |Step 1 - Identify the point of the lesson |
| |Provide a sense of direction to the learning. It helps focus the learning for the person conducting the training and the |
| |one receiving the training. |
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| |Step 2 - Link the lesson |
| |Help people see the connections between what they are learning and the overall job. Show relationship between what is |
| |known and what is coming. |
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| |Step 3 - Demonstrate the skill |
| |Show the person the skill and explain why and how it is done. Choosing the right time is essential - you need sufficient |
| |time and resources. |
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| |Step 4 - Provide practice |
| |Set up chances for the person to use a new skill. Be sure the person is ready - practice is the chance to make mistakes |
| |that won’t cost too much. |
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| |Step 5 - Give feedback |
| |Tell people how they are doing. Feedback is a skill in itself - It should describe what is happening and help in planning|
| |their next steps. |
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| |Step 6 - Assess |
| |Determine the progress a person is making. Conduct skill assessments and overall progress assessments - they serve |
| |different purposes. |
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| |MENTORING APPLICATION: Practicing in the Workplace |
Try out the process of teaching a skill using the six steps below.
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| |The Skill: |
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| |Step 1 - Identify the point of the lesson: |
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| |Step 2 - Link the lesson: |
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| |Step 3 - Demonstrate the skill: |
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| |Step 4 - Provide practice: |
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| |Step 5 - Give feedback: |
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| |Step 6 - Assess: |
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| |Notes/ Comments / Feedback / Suggestions: |
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HOMEWORK: Please complete and return to your facilitator two weeks after your workshop session!
|[pic] |MENTORING FEEDBACK: How Did It Go? |
| |Person Teaching: |
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| |Person Learning: |
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Provide feedback on how things went with using the steps.
← Step 1: Identify the point of the lesson - Comments / Feedback / Suggestions:
← Step 2: Link the lesson - Comments / Feedback / Suggestions:
← Step 3: Demonstrate the skill - Comments / Feedback / Suggestions:
← Step 4: Provide practice - Comments / Feedback / Suggestions:
← Step 5: Give feedback - Comments / Feedback / Suggestions:
← Step 6: Assess - Comments / Feedback / Suggestions:
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| |Overall Comments / Feedback / Suggestions: |
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|[pic] |MENTORING FEEDBACK: How Did It Go? |
| |Person Learning: |
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| |Person Teaching: |
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Provide feedback on how things went with using the steps.
← Step 1: Identify the point of the lesson - Comments / Feedback / Suggestions:
← Step 2: Link the lesson - Comments / Feedback / Suggestions:
← Step 3: Demonstrate the skill - Comments / Feedback / Suggestions:
← Step 4: Provide practice - Comments / Feedback / Suggestions:
← Step 5: Give feedback - Comments / Feedback / Suggestions:
← Step 6: Assess - Comments / Feedback / Suggestions:
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|[pic] |FORM: How Can I Prove What I Know? MY MENTORING EVIDENCE |
| |Being a WORKPLACE MENTOR means that you support teaching and learning in the workplace. Think about how you do that. Think about the |
| |things you do that help apprentices to learn. Think about the things that you do to make the skills training a success. |
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|Consider... |MY Evidence... |
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|What are the things I | |
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|What are the things I | |
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|An example of a | |
|situation demonstrating| |
|how I have taken action| |
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|teaching skills in the | |
|workplace. | |
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|I will continue to take action to support teaching and learning in the workplace. |
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|Mentor Name: | |
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Remember to complete and return these forms to your facilitator two weeks after your workshop session!
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